Is Sergei Fedorov about to resume his professional hockey career?
According to Sovietsky Sport in Russia and Yahoo's
Puck Daddy blog, the 43-year-old will play Friday for CSKA Moscow of
the Kontinental Hockey League against Mettalurg Magnitogorsk. It
would be Fedorov's first game since retiring following the 2011-12
season, when he was Magnitogorsk's captain. Fedorov has been general
manager of CSKA since 2012.
Fedorov spent 18 seasons in the NHL with the
Detroit Red Wings,
Anaheim Ducks,
Columbus Blue
Jackets and Washington
Capitals. He was a part of three Stanley Cup championships with
the Red Wings (1997, 1998, 2002), won the Hart Trophy in 1994 and was
a two-time Selke Trophy winner (1994, 1996). He returned to the KHL
following the 2008-09 season, and played from 2009-2012 with
Magnitogorsk. In his final season, he had six goals and 22 points in
43 regular-season games, and four points in 10 playoff games.
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